What is the population of Cuba?

Cuba has 10.9 million people (2025). The population grew from 7.2 million in 1960 to a peak of 11.3 million in 2012 and has since fallen to 10.9 million.

Population of Cuba since 1960 Line chart of the population of Cuba from 1960 to 2025: from 7,238,081 to 10,937,203 people.
1960: 7.2 million Highest: 11.3 million (2012) 2025: 10.9 million
Population by decade
YearPopulation
19607,238,081
19708,824,382
19809,804,796
199010,631,799
200011,109,109
201011,297,409
202011,176,354
202510,937,203

What is the capital of Cuba?

The capital of Cuba is Havana.

What currency does Cuba use?

Cuba uses the Cuban peso (CUP).

What language is spoken in Cuba?

The official language of Cuba is Spanish.

Where is Cuba?

Cuba is in North America.

Location on the map

Neighboring countries

This country has no land borders.

How big is Cuba?

Cuba covers 109,884 km² (42,426 sq mi). The United States is about 89 times as large.

Economy of Cuba

Life expectancy
78.3 years

Data: World Bank (2024)

Economic development

Income group World Bank classification

Based on economic indicators, Cuba is classified as upper middle income. Upper-middle-income countries have a gross national income per person between $4,516 and $14,005.

Data based on World Bank classifications

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